An Arab may use the sign in conjunction with verbal curses. • One or both hands held at chestheight, palms open and facing out, has the meaning, “it’s not my responsibility.” • Right hand out, palm down, with fingers brought toward oneself repeatedly in a clawing motion, is he sign for calling someone to come...
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A very slight bow of the head may also be added. • Touching the tips of the right fingertips to the forehead while bowing the head slightly, or kissing the back of a dignitary’s hand also connotes “Respect.” • Hitting the side of one’s face with the palm of one hand, head slightly tilted, and eyes wide open, is meant as an expression of surprise...
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